Coryell County posts March 3 primary sample ballots with precinct-specific voting locations

The Coryell County Tax Assessor–Collector / Voter Registrar posted sample ballots for the March 3, 2026 primary on the county elections/sample-ballots page, and the page lists separate sample-ballot links for the Democratic and Republican primaries as well as precinct-specific voting locations and contact information. County officials provided the sample-ballot PDFs and polling-site details online so voters can see the exact ballot they will receive in their precinct.

Ballotpedia lists the offices that will appear on the March 3, 2026 primary ballot in Coryell County and identifies county contests including Coryell County Clerk; Coryell County Commissioner Precinct 2; Coryell County Commissioner Precinct 4; Coryell County Constable Precinct 4; Coryell County District Clerk; Coryell County Judge; Coryell County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1; Coryell County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2; Coryell County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3; Coryell County Justice of the Peace Precinct 4; and Coryell County Treasurer. Ballotpedia also lists judicial contests for Coryell County Court at Law and Texas 440th District Court.

KCEN-TV emphasized the local scope of those contests, writing that “Coryell County voters will weigh in on several local offices during the upcoming primary election, including judicial benches, commissioners and party leadership roles.” KCEN also advises residents that “For precinct-specific sample ballots, visit the Coryell County Elections Office website.” In KCEN’s regional reporting the outlet notes the primary “will determine each party's nominees ahead of the general election” and that contested races extend across Bell, McLennan, Brazos, Burleson, Coryell and other neighboring counties.

County election materials captured a partial, time-stamped report from election night that is available alongside the sample ballots. The document header reads: “Cumulative Results Report OFFICIAL ELECTION Run Time Run Date 7:07 PM 03/03/2026 CORYELL COUNTY, TEXAS PRIMARY ELECTION 3/3/2026.” That county excerpt contains vote fragments and metadata including an exact line reading “Unofficial Results Registered Voters 4202 of 45912 = 9.15% Precincts Reporting 0 of 16 = 0.00%.” Office-level fragments preserve vote totals for specific contests: Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1 shows John Guinn with Absentee 27, Early Voting 691, Election Day 0, Total 718; Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 2 shows Joey Acfalle with Total 145 and F.W. (Bill) Price with Total 661; County Treasurer shows Randi McFarlin with Absentee 129, Early Voting 3,281, Total 3,410. A fragmentary Governor line lists Greg Abbott with a total of 3,323 in the supplied excerpt.

Ballotpedia cautions that “These pages do not provide election results. Contact your local election office to find results.” Given the county PDF contains mixed labels (the excerpt shows both “Cumulative Results Report OFFICIAL ELECTION” and lines labeled “Unofficial Results”) and page fragments, the county elections/sample-ballots page remains the authoritative source for precinct sample ballots and for final certified results. Ballotpedia also offers a sample-ballot tool for address-based lookups, noting: “Click here to use Ballotpedia's sample ballot to find every election that Ballotpedia has on file for your address.”

Coryell County voters who want to confirm their polling place, review the exact ballot for their precinct, or verify election-night totals should consult the county elections/sample-ballots page and contact the Coryell County Elections Office directly for certified results and any clarifications. The county posting and the Ballotpedia and KCEN guidance together provide precinct-specific ballot access and the next steps for residents tracking nominations from the March 3 primary.